Global Uranium Corp. · CSE:GURN
Global Uranium — Investor Presentation (June 2024)
43 slides from Global Uranium's investor presentation, June 2024
Slide 1: Fueling the Energy Needs of Tomorrow
FUELING THE ENERGY NEEDS OF TOMORROW CSE: GURN | FRA: Q3J 2024 Corporate Presentation
Slide 2: Disclaimer
DISCLAIMER This corporate presentation includes “forward-looking statements” or “forward-looking information” within the meaning of applicable Canadian You should not place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements. Although we base the forward-looking statements contained in this securitie
Slide 3: Investment Highlights
INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS Joint Venture With High-Grade Historical 01 Global Leaders 02 Drilling Intersection 03 Resource Global Uranium earned into a joint The Northwest Athabasca Joint The Northwest Athabasca Joint venture with industry leaders Cameco Venture historical drilling returned an Venture in
Slide 4: Uranium Key to Reaching Net Zero
URANIUM KEY TO REACHING NET ZERO Nuclear energy boasts the smallest carbon footprint among all power generation sources. Coal 35% 2%2% 9% Uranium plays a pivotal role in the pursuit of achieving net-zero Gas 26% emissions, offering a distinct advantage absent in certain 10% 35 renewable energy s
Slide 5: Global Uranium Market
GLOBAL URANIUM MARKET Nuclear energy provides about 10% of the Nuclear Electricity Production world's electricity from about 440 power reactors. Nuclear provides an estimated one-quarter of the world’s low-carbon electricity. Nuclear is the world's second largest source of low-carbon power (2
Slide 6: Uranium Market Size & Forecast
URANIUM MARKET SIZE & FORECAST Market Size Outlook (USD Million) 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2017: USD. 5,469.15 USD $1,600.05 6.58% 7.06% Accelerating Million Year-over-Year Growth CAGR 2022 - 2027 Growth Momentum 2022 – 2027 Rate of 2023 Market Size Growth Source: Techna
Slide 7: Canada & USA Uranium Market
CANADA & USA URANIUM MARKET Approximately 15% of Canada's electricity is generated from The United States (US) is the largest global producer of nuclear power, nuclear power, facilitated by 19 reactors. generating approximately 30% of worldwide nuclear electricity. Canada boasts the world's la
Slide 8: Demand Outweighing Supply
DEMAND OUTWEIGHING SUPPLY Projected Imbalance: Uranium faces a significant supply- Rising Demand: Demand for uranium in nuclear reactors is projected to demand gap, with an expected cumulative supply deficit of surge, with estimates indicating a 28% increase by 2030 and nearly around 680k metric
Slide 9: Athabasca Basin Region
ATHABASCA BASIN REGION The majority of Canada's reserves are situated in the Athabasca Basin of northern Saskatchewan, known for hosting the world's largest high-grade uranium deposits, with grades ranging from 10 to 100 times higher than the global average. The Athabasca Basin contributes to 15
Slide 10: Global Uranium Canadian Assets
Global Uranium Canadian Assets
Slide 11: Northwest Athabasca Joint Venture
Northwest Athabasca Joint Venture
Slide 12: Project Overview
PROJECT OVERVIEW NORTHWEST ATHABASCA JOINT VENTURE Global Uranium earned into a joint venture on May 29, 2024 with industry leaders Cameco Corp. (TSX: CCO), NexGen Energy Ltd. (TSX: NXE), Orano Canada Inc., and Forum Energy Metals Corp. (TSX.V: FMC) to explore the Northwest Athabasca Joint Venture
Slide 13: Project Location
PROJECT LOCATION NORTHWEST ATHABASCA JOINT VENTURE The Northwest Athabasca Joint Venture Project is located immediately east of the Alberta-Saskatchewan provincial boundary and is 75 km west of Uranium City. The Project is accessible by float or ski-equipped aircraft, barge or boat from Lake At
Slide 14: Project Geology
PROJECT GEOLOGY NORTHWEST ATHABASCA JOINT VENTURE Magnetics show a sweeping fold across the project, along with radioactive boulders, and gravity lows that overlap with electromagnetic conductors and fault lines, altogether present numerous favourable drill targets that are guided by modern uraniu
Slide 15: Gravity Survey Map of Project
GRAVITY SURVEY MAP OF PROJECT NORTHWEST ATHABASCA JOINT VENTURE The blue colours are gravity lows, possibly due to alteration of the rock. Further gravity is planned to complete coverage of the project. The yellow-red colours are gravity highs – usually due to very fresh rocks. The dashed brow
Slide 16: Unconformity and Basement Hosted Deposits
UNCONFORMITY AND BASEMENT HOSTED DEPOSITS NORTHWEST ATHABASCA JOINT VENTURE Gravity looks for the alteration halo around the otherwise hidden basement- hosted deposit. Boulders and clay alteration around the unconformity type mineralization aid in locating these. The EM conductor identifies the
Slide 17: Mineralization
MINERALIZATION NORTHWEST ATHABASCA JOINT VENTURE All known uranium mineralization on the west side of the Athabasca Basin is associated with NNW trending structures (Cluff Lake, Shea Creek, Maybelle River). Most of the drilling on this project has been concentrated on N110 structures, but the hi
Slide 18: Historical Work
HISTORICAL WORK NORTHWEST ATHABASCA JOINT VENTURE 1976-1982: Uranerz Drilling This drilling program shaped the Maurice Bay resource estimate was performed, and Zone 2A intersected 5.7% U3O8 over 8.5 m in the basement rock. 2003-2007: Cameco Corp. Surveys Cameco conducted airborne and ground geop
Slide 19: Future Work
FUTURE WORK NORTHWEST ATHABASCA JOINT VENTURE Camp Construct a remote camp to support exploration workers. Gravity Surveys Infill areas missing gravity surveys can help identify alteration halos associated with hidden basement- hosted deposits – where the alteration may be caused by hydrothermal
Slide 20: Northwest Athabasca Joint Venture Ownership
NORTHWEST ATHABASCA JOINT VENTURE OWNERSHIP Global Uranium holds two ownership option agreements with Forum Energy Metals Corp., that allows it to acquire up to 61% of the Northwest Athabasca Joint Venture. Option One: The First Option allows Global Uranium to acquire 51% of Forum Energy's interes
Slide 21: Wing Lake Uranium Property
Wing Lake Uranium Property
Slide 22: Project Overview
PROJECT OVERVIEW WING LAKE URANIUM PROPERTY Two contiguous mineral claims, covering 7,166.55 hectares. Global Uranium owns 100% interest in the Wing Lake Uranium Project. The Wing Lake Uranium Project is a property of merit with good potential to host significant uranium mineralization. Lo
Slide 23: Project Location
PROJECT LOCATION WING LAKE URANIUM PROPERTY The Wing Lake Uranium Project is located approximately 85 kilometers to the west of Northern Hamlet of Stony Rapids. Stony Rapids is connected to La Ronge and Saskatoon via Highway 905. The Wing Lake Uranium Project is accessible by helicopter and an i
Slide 24: Project Geology
PROJECT GEOLOGY WING LAKE URANIUM PROPERTY Geologically, the Wing Lake Uranium Project is located in the eastern Athabasca Basin within the Mudjatik Domain of Hearne Geological Province. The Mudjatik Domain is a NE- trending fold and thrust belt, fault-bounded to the east by the Wollaston and to t
Slide 25: Project Geology
PROJECT GEOLOGY WING LAKE URANIUM PROPERTY Basement rocks in the area have undergone multiple deformation under upper amphibolite facies metamorphism. Locally the rock units are strongly gneissoid, foliated or schistose. The metapelites and metasediments containing the pegmatites are resistive to
Slide 26: Historical Work
HISTORICAL WORK WING LAKE URANIUM PROPERTY 1948-1950 : Discovery and Exploration Discovery of pitchblende along the Black Lake fault by Nisto Mines Limited. Several radiometric anomalies were discovered and active exploration begain in 1950. 1969: Porcupine River Permit Work included geologica
Slide 27: Global Uranium US Assets
Global Uranium US Assets ——-
Slide 28: Wyoming Uranium
WYOMING URANIUM Wyoming boasts a rich history of uranium production and is home to active uranium mining and historic mineral resources, with Global Uranium holding 5,040 acres of land. The Great Divide Basin District: 80M lbs. past production, 90-150M lbs resource Hosts Ur-Energy Inc’s (URE) pr
Slide 29: Management Team
MANAGEMENT TEAM John Kim Tasheel Jeerh Dr. Jared Suchan, PH.D., Foster Wilson CEO, Director President P.Geo Strategic Advisor / VP of Exploration Director Mr. Kim is currently the CEO of Global Mr. Jeerh, CPA, CA is a finance and Dr. Suchan is a professional geoscientist with Mr. Wilson has over 40
Slide 30: Advisory Team
ADVISORY TEAM Paul Sparkes Sergio Marchi Martin Cauchon Matthew Batty, MSc, P.Geo Advisor Advisor Advisor Advisor Paul Sparkes is an accomplished Mr. Marchi currently serves as a Mr. Cauchon was first elected as a Member of Mr. Batty has 12+ years of experience in the business leader and entrepreneu
Slide 31: Thank You
FUELING THE ENERGY NEEDS OF TOMORROW CSE: GURN | FRA: Q3J Thank You 604-359-1248 info@globaluranium.com
Slide 32: Appendix
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Slide 33: Great Divide Basin Projects
Great Divide Basin Projects
Slide 34: Project Overview: WAC Project
PROJECT OVERVIEW WAC PROJECT The WAC Project has 11 claims covering 220 acres located in the Great Basin Divide Uranium District. The WAC Project is Adjacent to the 1.8M lbs. West Alkali Creek deposit and one mile northeast of 10.5M lbs. Bison Basin deposit, both deposits are owned by Uranium En
Slide 35: Project Geology: WAC Project
PROJECT GEOLOGY WAC Project Bison Basin is a small depression at the southeast end of the Wind River Range. The WAC Project is separated from the Great Divide Basin by a State basement high that extends eastward from the Wind River Range Lease into central Wyoming. Precambrian crystalline rocks
Slide 36: Project Overview: JABS Project
PROJECT OVERVIEW JABS PROJECT The JABS Project has 20 claims covering 400 acres located in the Great Basin Divide Uranium District. The JABS Project is adjacent to the 4.4M lbs. Jab deposit and 5 miles east of the 1.1 M lbs. Antelope deposit, both owned by Uranium Energy. Seven miles southeast
Slide 37: Project Geology: JABS Project
PROJECT GEOLOGY JABS Project The Eocene Battle Springs Formation is the host of the uranium deposits at the Antelope/JAB project area. It is approximately 6500' thick and is comprised of alluvial fan sediments primarily being fine to coarse grained arkosic sandstones, shales, siltstones and some
Slide 38: Project Overview: Big Bend Project
PROJECT OVERVIEW BIG BEND PROJECT The Big Bend Project has 29 claims covering 580 acres located in the Great Basin Divide Uranium District. Global Uranium also controls one State lease that covers an additional 41 acres. Prospect with dozer-cut exposures of uranium on 5,000 feet of strike leng
Slide 39: Project Geology: Big Bend Project
PROJECT GEOLOGY BIG BEND Project The deposit is made up of several thin, irregular tabular mineralized Jabs bodies in beds of platy shale of the Green River formation at their State contact with beds of sandstone of Wasatch type, or in gray-green Lease silty claystone of Wasatch type. Big Bend T
Slide 40: Gas Hills Uranium District Project
Gas Hills Uranium District Project
Slide 41: Project Overview: Jeep South Project
PROJECT OVERVIEW JEEP SOUTH PROJECT State Lease 6 miles north The Jeep South Project has 54 claims covering 1,080 acres located in of Jeep South Wyoming’s number one uranium mining area, the Gas Hills Uranium District, also including two state leases that covers 1280 acres. The Jeep South Projec
Slide 42: Copper Mountain Uranium District Project
Copper Mountain Uranium District Project
Slide 43: Project Overview: Airline #2 Project
PROJECT OVERVIEW AIRLINE #2 PROJECT State The Airline #2 Project has 8 claims covering 160 acres Lease located in the Copper Mountain Uranium District, including one State lease that covers 640 acres. Airline #2 Active exploration on the adjacent Myriad Uranium Copper Mountain Project. The Cop